Looks stupid? maybe...
the question is: From a movie recorded on a dvd, is it possible to select and extract one picture, I mean one image, put it in a file, then load it by BLOAD in a program?
Any previous article on the subject?
DVD and... QBASIC
Yeah, it's possible. And there's not really a reason for an article on this subject... it's just two separate topics that have already been covered: (1) capturing a DVD screenshot, and (2) loading a graphic file.
First -- get a screencapture of your DVD... there are many ways -- do a search. The Print Screen key can help you with this if you can't find an app that does it for you.
Second -- Convert your capture image (JPEG I assume) into a format QB can load -- a low-color BMP or GIF. You can do this in Photoshop or even Paint.
Third -- Load the image with a BMP or GIF loading program.
Fourth -- BSAVE the image you loaded.
Fifth -- BLOAD it in any program you'd like.
First -- get a screencapture of your DVD... there are many ways -- do a search. The Print Screen key can help you with this if you can't find an app that does it for you.
Second -- Convert your capture image (JPEG I assume) into a format QB can load -- a low-color BMP or GIF. You can do this in Photoshop or even Paint.
Third -- Load the image with a BMP or GIF loading program.
Fourth -- BSAVE the image you loaded.
Fifth -- BLOAD it in any program you'd like.
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Depending on the DVD player I've had some that would just give you a black image on a simple print screen .... might have been the dvd itself lol...
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That happens when your DVD program is using hardware acceleration to show the image... if you turn off hardware acceleration and then take the screenshot, it works fine.MystikShadows wrote:Depending on the DVD player I've had some that would just give you a black image on a simple print screen .... might have been the dvd itself lol...
(I've had this problem many times in the past...just figured it out a few weeks ago.)